Texas Instruments RemoTI 1.4.0 Resource User guide

Brand: Texas Instruments

Model: RemoTI 1.4.0 Resource

Category: Networking

Type: User guide

SWRU440 — September 2015

RemoTI™1.4.0 Resource Guide

Contents

Notices ....................................................................................................................................................... 1

Documentation Guide ................................................................................................................................ 2

Other Useful Resources on the Web ......................................................................................................... 3

Changes from previous version (1.3.1) ..................................................................................................... 3

Errata and other information ...................................................................................................................... 4

Pre generated images ............................................................................................................................... 5

Notices

 This software contains Movea SmartMotion

libraries. As indicated in the Texas

Instruments Software License Agreement, the license with respect to these

libraries is for development purposes only. Any product containing these libraries

may not be distributed until you obtain a distribution license from Movea. Please

contact Movea at sales@movea.com or visit the Movea website.

 This software release supports the following ZigBee RF4CE specifications

 ZigBee RF4CE Specification Version 1.01 (January, 2010)

 ZigBee Remote Control Public Application Profile Specification Version 1.1.0

(November 2010)

 ZigBee RF4CE: ZRC Profile Specification Version 2.0 (September 4

, 2014)

 ZigBee RF4CE Generic Device Profile Version 2.0 (September 4

, 2014)

 The sample applications in this release is supported with the CC2533 RF4CE

Development Kit

 The library files and project files have been built and tested with IAR Embedded

Workbench for 8051, Version 9.20.2 (see errata section bellow) on a Windows XP

machine and Windows-7 64 bit machine. Please note that newer or older versions of IAR

Embedded Workbench may not work properly with this release.

 The non-volatile memory map (OSAL SNV) implemented by the sample applications of

this release is not compatible with images of RemoTI releases version 1.1 and older.

When a new application image is downloaded onto a device loaded with an incompatible

prior release via Over-The-Air download or Serial Bootloader, all of the non-volatile data,

including the pairing table, will be erased.

 All IAR projects must be configured with the “Location for constants and strings” set to

“ROM mapped as data” if banked, and set to “CODE memory” if non-banked, in order to

be compatible with the RemoTI stack libraries.

Documentation Guide

 User Guides (Located in the folder <Install Directory>\Documents\User Guides)

CC2533 RF4CE Development

Kit Quick Start Guide

This document provides instructions to use the CC2533

development kit out of the box.

 Developer’s guide

RemoTI Network Processor

Developer's Guide

Located in the Texas Instruments wiki server.

This document explains the RemoTI network processor

application and customization to add a new command set.

RemoTI Developer's Guide

Located in the Texas Instruments wiki server.

This document provides more information on the RF4CE

protocol features and their usage with the RemoTI software.

RemoTI Advance Remote

Developer's Guide

Located in the Texas Instruments wiki server.

This document provides more information on the RF4CE

protocol features and their usage with the RemoTI software.

 Software API (Located in the folder <Install Directory>\Documents\API)

RemoTI API

This document lists the Application Programming Interface

(API) for the RemoTI software stack.

HAL Driver API

This document lists the API for the Hardware Abstraction

Layer (HAL) drivers.

RemoTI OSAL API

This document lists the API for the Operating System

Abstraction Layer (OSAL) software.

RemoTI Network Processor

Interface Specification

This document contains the serial interface specification for

the RemoTI network processor.

 Application Notes (Available at the RemoTI product folder webpage. Note that more

application notes will be added over time.)

RemoTI Power Consumption

This application note measures power consumption on the

CC253x remote control.

RemoTI Host Processor

Sample Application and

Porting Guide

This application note demonstrates the RemoTI network

processor interface running a simple host processor

application on the MSP430FG5438 Experimenters board

using a CC253x Evaluation Module (EM).

RemoTI SimpleApp

This application note demonstrates as simple target and

controller node application running on the SmartRF05

hardware platform.

RemoTI Coexistence Testing

This application note discusses WiFi co-existence and

provides performance test data using the CC253x in the

presence of Wi-Fi interference.

RemoTI Win32 Simple

Console Application

This application note describes the features in RF4CE

technology that enable it to perform well even in the presence

of strong interference. Actual testing is performed using the

RemoTI development kit and sample application.

Other Useful Resources on the Web

 The TI RF4CE homepage page contains detailed information on the TI RF4CE solution.

 The RF4CE Wiki pages contain example and valuable information for developers.

 The SmartRF Protocol Packet Sniffer is a free tool that functions as a single channel

sniffer with ZigBee RF4CE packet decodes.

 The RemoTI for RF4CE Remote Controls Forum is an online forum for engineers

working with TI RF4CE products. Users can post questions and browse posts from other

TI RF4CE users.

 The ZigBee

Alliance Home Page includes ZigBee RF4CE and other related

specifications as well as certification policies.

 The CC2533 Product Page includes the CC2533 User’s Guide, datasheet, and antenna

reference designs among many other resources.

Changes from previous version (1.3.1)

Enhancements

 Added support for ZRC2.0 and GDP2.0 profiles.

 Updated Target emulator tools to support ZRC2.0 and GDP 2.0 features.

 RemoTI API has been updated to better serve the new ZRC2.0 and GDP2.0 profiles.

 HEAP memory now uses all remaining RAM left available by the application

 New Frequency Adaptive algorithm: improves RF co-existence performance.

Bug fixes

 Improve SNV management to prevent pairing failure for corner cases.

 Now possible to rewrite a page if a word fails in the boot loader.

 Corrected an issue in the network layer preventing the pairing from succeeding if a lower

priority task was running for too long.

 Corrected a problem in SPI driver that prevented MRDY and CS signal from being

combined.

Errata and other information

Errata

 No software errata for this sdk

Other information

 Due to size constraints, for platforms with 64kB of flash, some configurations have

turned off optional features for the ZRC 2.0 profile. The polling client and identify client

are disabled. This is done by setting the compilation directive

DISABLE_ZRC_POLL_IDENTIFY_NOTIFY in the project preprocessor options.

This concerns the CC2533F64-originator-HEX (with serial bootloader), and the

CC2533F64-originator-SBL (binary file creation for SBL).

This optional feature can be enabled again by doing the following:

- Removing the DISABLE_ZRC_POLL_IDENTIFY_NOTIFY compile directive

from the project options

- Changing the maximum capacity of the pairing table from 5 to 2

IAR 9.20.2 behavior for multi-file compilation

 An issue has been found with the latest IAR 9.20.2 IDE. When building the RNP project

for 64kB devices, IAR does not link that project after the first compilation. This is linked

to the multi-file compilation option that is being used to help the RemoTI stack fit in 64kB

of flash. To resolve this, the project needs to be re-built a second time in order for the

linker to be called. This issue can be avoided entirely by using the IAR command line

compilation interface as described in the IAR documentation.

Pre generated images

The RemoTI 1.4 sdk comes with some pre-built images; the table below presents the connection

pins for each network processor images:

Bus

RNP_CC2531F256-Originator_SBL.bin

USB-CDC

RNP_CC2531F256-Originator_SBL.hex

RNP_CC2531F256-Recipient_SBL.bin

RNP_CC2531F256-Recipient_SBL.hex

Bus

MISO

MOSI

CLK

MRDY

SRDY

RNP_CC2533F64-Originator_SPI_PORT1_ALT0.bin

SPI

P1.7

P1.6

P1.5

P1.4

P0.3

P0.4

RNP_CC2533F64-

Originator_SPI_PORT1_ALT0_SBL.hex

RNP_CC2533F64-Recipient_SPI_PORT1_ALT0.hex

RNP_CC2533F96-Originator_SPI_PORT1_ALT0.bin

RNP_CC2533F96-

Originator_SPI_PORT1_ALT0_SBL.hex

RNP_CC2533F96-Recipient_SPI_PORT1_ALT0.bin

RNP_CC2533F96-

Recipient_SPI_PORT1_ALT0_SBL.hex

RNP_CC2533F64-Originator_SPI_PORT1_ALT1.bin

P1.3

P1.2

RNP_CC2533F64-Recipient_SPI_PORT1_ALT1.hex

RNP_CC2533F64-

Originator_SPI_PORT1_ALT1_SBL.hex

RNP_CC2533F96-Originator_SPI_PORT1_ALT1.bin

RNP_CC2533F96-

Originator_SPI_PORT1_ALT1_SBL.hex

RNP_CC2533F96-Recipient_SPI_PORT1_ALT1.bin

RNP_CC2533F96-

Recipient_SPI_PORT1_ALT1_SBL.hex

Bus

RNP_CC2533F64-Originator_UART_PORT0.bin

UART

P0.2

P0.3

RNP_CC2533F64-Originator_UART_PORT0_SBL.hex

RNP_CC2533F64-Recipient_UART_PORT0.hex

RNP_CC2533F96-Originator_UART_PORT0.bin

RNP_CC2533F96-Originator_UART_PORT0_SBL.hex

RNP_CC2533F96-Recipient_UART_PORT0.bin

RNP_CC2533F96-Recipient_UART_PORT0_SBL.hex

RNP_CC2533F64-Originator_UART_PORT1.bin

P1.6

P1,7

RNP_CC2533F64-Originator_UART_PORT1_SBL.hex

RNP_CC2533F64-Recipient_UART_PORT1.hex

RNP_CC2533F96-Originator_UART_PORT1.bin

RNP_CC2533F96-Originator_UART_PORT1_SBL.hex

RNP_CC2533F96-Recipient_UART_PORT1.bin

RNP_CC2533F96-Recipient_UART_PORT1_SBL.hex

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